St. Paul daily globe., 1887-07-23
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.
The Band of Hope holds picnic at White

The Band Of Hope holds picnic at White
Bear to-day.
Martha NJ. Hayden has begun divorce pro-
ceedings against Charles Hayden.
The quarterly meeting of the Society OF
friends will be held this morning.
Burglars entered John Estus' house Thurs
day evening and stole $50 watch.
Bank clearings yesterday amounted TO
So3S. .O42. IS; for the week, 1891, ,2SOS1.
1t is probable that about 4O0,OOO bushels
OF wheat may be saved from the 81. Anthony
elevator ruins
The Veterans association will hold meet
ing Monday evening at Company AS room
at the armOry.
Eddie Cooper, small boy was run over by
street car on Washington avenue south, but
not seriously injured.
The body of Mrs Louisa Fox, who died at
1911 Portland avenue. yesterday. will be
taken to Jacksonville, Fla, for burial.
The Milwaukee road has decided to put in
gates at all street crossings between Sixth
avenue south and the South Minneapolis
station.
Clarence Moeller. secretary of the United
Labor party, has sent out circulars request
ing laboring men of the state to take steps
toward organizing.
Charles. the three-vear-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Baillie. Of 42S Fifth avenue south,
died yesterday, and will be buried to-day 1T
Layman cemetery.
Monday morning Supt. Marvel, of the
Manitoba road. will have conference with a
committee from the chamber of commerce
in relation to switching charges.
Mrs. Lizzie Palmatier died at her home,
1913 Sixth street SOUTH yesterday morning.
aged seventy-one years. The funeral will
dence.
| New Boston is happy over the building Of
the 500 shops there, as it has already
raised the price of real estate and brought a
! number OF new business houses to the To-
cality.
The Boston Block Real Estate exchange
| will hold a meeting this morning. At a meet
! ing yesterday a constitution and bylaws were
! adopted and committee appointed to Sc
! cure rooms.
Marriage, licenses We're issued yesterday tc
j. SOmerville and Sophc New hinnev. Pete!
| Callahan and Louisa Brown, Daniel HauI
and Amelia Plath Adolph II. Baer and AL
vina Zadach.
A team owned by A. c. Thoraas became
| frightened at the motor yesterday morning
and in prancing about tipped two crates OF
eggs out upon the pavement The eggs were
| all destroyed
Inspector Howard and a detachment o.
police arrested seven trampS yesterday morn
| iIg behind the chamber of commerce. The,
had stolen keg of beer and were enjoying
1t when arrested.
Horace Overlook, siXty-fnur years of age
died at his residence, 223 West Fifteenth
street yesterday morning of cancer of th
stomach. The funeral will take place to-da,
from the residence.
W. H. Cha mtellain's residence 1927 Hen
nepln avenue. was entered by burglars TIL
latter part of June. and about $500 worth o
jewelry taken. Although the matter wa
reported to the police, nothing was said il
regard TO the matter.
D. Washburn. J. Marshall. George A. Chris
tan, William Petit and f. Zeidler were az
pointed committee to meet with other CON
mittees and extend an invitation to Pres
dent Cleveland to visit Minneapolis.
In the near future the city board Of healt
will meet the state board Of health and pei
feet plans for more thoroughly enforcing tn
sanitary law. Beginning Monday morning
Health Inspector KilvingtOn will see that tn
health office is kept open from Il. III. to
p. IN.
The grocers' picnic will be given Aug.
at the Hotel Lafayette. Already sixty coache
over the Manitoba road have been engaged
and the association has the privilege of secu
ing 100 inside Of twenty-four hours shOul
they be needed. No liquor will be allOwe
on the grounds.
The Hennepin County Catholic Buildin
ing officers: President. John Lally: vic
presidents, j. E. Moran and +. +. Burn.
Secretary j. c. Scallen; treasurer, Willial
McMullen; managers for three years, JOh
Norton, J. W. Ryan and J. W. Doran; stew
ard for three wears, John Sloan; attorne
James X. Corrigan.